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Israel strikes again in southern Lebanon, accuses Hezbollah of sending drones
An Israeli airstrike has resulted in four deaths and 20 injuries in southern Lebanon, according to reports.
The Israel Defense Forces conducted a new strike in southern Lebanon, where at least three locations, according to reports, were hit. This attack follows Israel's allegation that Hezbollah had sent drones against its troops, specifically within the Lebanese security zone.
During the confrontations, four people lost their lives and 20 were injured, as indicated by local information. Israel confirmed its military action after downing one of two drones that, according to Israeli authorities, were launched by Hezbollah against the Israeli army.
The actions on the battlefield in southern Lebanon have occurred amid rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, with the Israel Defense Forces responding over recent months to attacks and operations attributed to the Lebanese Shiite group. This latest offensive further deepens instability in the region.
Since March, Israeli attacks in the area have resulted in a significant toll, with reports mentioning over 4,353 deaths and about 12,000 injuries, according to sources in Beirut.
In response to the escalation of violence, Israel reaffirmed its intention to continue operations in southern Lebanon, maintaining a posture of readiness against new threats. The situation remains tense, reflecting a continuous cycle of confrontations between the parties.
Israeli and Lebanese authorities have been reporting on the consequences of the confrontations, with some political parties and international organizations observing the situation due to its complexity and the high humanitarian impact that has emerged.